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- Fit Elephant runner (Newt Gingrich) carrying contract legislation is getting ready to hand it off to geezer-like Senator Bob Dole senate with a walker. Democrats look confident. 1
- GOP elephant senators (like today) have no interest in the game. Gingrich passes, football bounces off shoulders. 1
- It was fun to watch the GOP presidential debate. Most of the show dogs were trained to heed the liberal media commands. Candidate Newt Gingrich, however was like a bulldog who had no training. Tea Party types liked that kind of performance. 1
- Newt Gingrich with a whip, worried elephants with donkey ears look at him. 1
- Panel 1. National Organization for Women tell Dole and Gingrich not to mess with affirmative action. Panel 2. We are women, hear us roar. Panel 3. tiny roar. Panel 4. Headline 1
- Panel 1. Out with the old...Tom Foley pulls big government Capitol dome.. Panel 2. In with the NEWT...baby Gingrich comes in with Budget cutter scythe. 1
- Panel 1. The Contract (with America) shows Newt Gingrich at a concert piano playing a complicated melody. Panel 2. Shows the Response...Dick Gephardt at an upright piano playing with one finger the same old rich-against-poor song. 1
- Panel 1. Clinton wants to hire policemen Panel 2. Newt wants block grants for states. Panel 3. People wish they would spend less of our money. 1
- Panel 1. Former republican house speaker, Newt Gingrich, dressed as a patriot minute man, takes a shot at a socialism spending plan. Panel 2. He shoots fellow minute man, house speaker Paul Ryan in the arm. Oops. 1
- Panel 1. Network News sharks... Panel 2...can spell blood miles away.... Panel 3....Conservative blood anyway. Liberal media sharks don't seem to notice President Bill Clinton's many wounds in the political waters. 1
- Panel 1. Republicans, dressed in Sherlock outfits are investigating Waco tragedy. They wonder where the Democrats are. Panel 2. Democrats are investigating Newt's book signing event. 1
- President Bill Clinton, Senate Majority Leader, Trent Lott and House Speaker, Newt Gingrich are all afraid to go down into the scary Consumer Price Index cellar to fix the boiler. It may take awhile. 1
- President Clinton and House Speaker Newt Gingrich are playing poker at the budget talks table. Bill is betting on more government (eggs) while Gingrich is betting on taxpayers (The golden goose) 1
- Someone tapped into a private conversation House Speaker, Newt Gingrich, was having with another person. The conversation was turned over to democrats in Congress who would sift the conversation for dirt. Shades of Watergate, I would say. 1
- The great budget-crisis train wreck. Both Dems and Republicans run at each other with gas-filled balloons shaped like trains. The rhetoric is louder than the crash. 1
- Watchdog press trees a little raccoon named Newt and missing an actual crime...Whitewater information being stolen from our White House. One watchdog notices but not heard over the woofing of the liberal media. 1
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